We keep industry running all over the 48 states of America hauling everything from steel, and wood products to pieces of construction and agricultural equipment and we do it as safely as we can.
In the dynamic world of freight transport, adaptability is not just a virtue; it’s a necessity. From sudden changes in cargo dimensions to unforeseen route alterations, the ability to navigate unexpected challenges is crucial for ensuring timely and safe delivery. At Majestic, we’ve honed this skill through experience, and here’s what we’ve learned. 1. The...
MEDC announces $2 million Michigan Business Development Program performance-based grant for Fifth Wheel Freight.
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At Majestic, we recently faced an unforeseen challenge that tested our adaptability and resourcefulness. Tasked with transporting a 9’ tall, 15.5’ long electrical control panel, along with motors, cables, and miscellaneous components, we initially scheduled a conestoga trailer for its side load/unload capability and to keep the items dry. However, upon the truck’s arrival for...
ALTL is pleased to report that we are one of the finalists for the 2024 Best Fleets to Drive for award!
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Indiana lawmakers propose partial ban on self-driving trucks The recent legislative moves in Indiana to regulate autonomous trucks have sparked a crucial conversation about the future of trucking, an industry integral to our nation’s economy. As we delve into the implications of these bills, it’s important to understand their context, potential impact, and the perspectives …
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In the world of logistics, oversized cargo presents unique challenges that demand innovative solutions. This week, Majestic Transportation showcased its expertise by arranging the movement of a particularly large spool and base from City Docks at the Houston port. The Challenge:The cargo, a combined 19 1/2 feet in height and almost 9 feet in width,...
